But when we talk about investing then at least the risk we have is a bit smaller than those who trade because even though we know that both (trading and investing) have risks but of course we can compare which risks we can minimize as small as possible as in investing for the long term and which ones remain in big risks that continue to be the same as when they trade.
Maybe some will say it depends on the choice but for me when there is a risk that we can minimize why take a bigger risk in trading because it will only make you happy for a moment but miserable at the end because not always trading ends with good things.

Even short-term dollar gains in this behavior may not be meaningful because even if they are professional traders, I'm pretty sure they must have felt a loss because it's not always the case that a few dollars of profit will last.
The fact that always happens is that when so much money is burned in liquidation when bitcoin experiences a correction is always strong evidence that traders will not get meaningful profits.

Gold authenticity is becoming harder to guarantee — even for professionals. As verification methods improve, so do scams. Today, gold can look perfect on the surface, pass basic tests, yet still be diluted inside with materials like tungsten. Detecting this often requires cutting, melting, or advanced lab analysis — after damage is already done.
Bitcoin is fundamentally different.
Anyone, anywhere, can verify Bitcoin’s authenticity with 100% certainty, instantly, without trust, permission, or intermediaries. No surface tests, no labs, no “cutting it open.” The network itself enforces truth.

Not going to make you read much more of my ramblings now but just know, whoever you are and wherever you are you can impact people you've never met, might never meet and who are on the opposite side of the world and maybe, perhaps, your actions and words can even talk someone off the ledge, imaginary or not. So to all the good people of this forum, once again, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

I was thinking about all those ideas and I came up with a thought that leads to questions.
1. Is it good to give our seed phrase or wallet password to our next of kin while we are alive since death is inevitable?

2. If the answer to the first question is Yes, what then happens to us if the next of kin defraud us of our hard earn wealth while we're alive?

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The mistake that my parents did was trusting the hired manager too much, always be on your guide when running business and paying people salaries, people are like termites, what you paid them might never be enough for them, they will start planning to drain down your business and if you are too relaxed it won't show until it's too late.

As we approach the new year, know that there will be many bold predictions we will see on the internet both positive and negative ones. You might see people saying bitcoin will finally approach $500k next year or some might say bitcoin will drop drastically. But that might not even be really the case. Bitcoin might just move sideways. But still do not be easily swayed.

No matter how some individuals are exposed to gambling they don't still have the technical knowledge on how to maximize their winnings, they incurred losses more than profit. This categories of people have no gambling philosophy. Am aware of the fact that gambling is a game of luck but this specific people seem to be out of luck or under going hard luck each time they indulge in gambling.
do you suggest with me that such people should completely quit from gambling to prevent future losses that will suddenly turned them into addiction or you prefer them keep trying after all failure isn't fatal.